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Original subtitles
NARRATOR: It's the late Cruncheous period,
when the world was dominated by the juiciest
and freshest creatures ever to rule the planet -
the mighty vegesaurs.
Whoa!
How bright are the stars tonight?
It's like a big, sparkling lava stream.
Huh?
Now I can't see anything.
What was that?
(PEA-REXES CHATTER)
(BOKCHOYDACTYL WHIMPERS)
It's a young bokchoydactyl unusually flying at night.
Hey! You're in the way of the stars!
Why don't you come down and look at them with us?
(WHIMPERS)
Do you need help getting down?
(WHIMPERS) Yeah!
Bokchoydactyls have terrible night vision.
If it was brighter down here,
maybe it could see better and be able to land.
What we need is ground stars!
Ooh.
Don't worry, I know how we can help guide you down!
(EXCLAIMS) Don't let that light get away.
(CHATTERS)
A chillipede.
This spicy vegesaur sheds its excess body heat
which causes its skin to glow.
Hmm. We're going to need more light.
Minty, we need you to round up as many of those as you can.
Yeah.
(CHATTERS)
(CHATTERS)
Hmm. What else glows in the dark?
(BUZZES) (GASPS) Perfect.
The appleflius pollinates at night,
so after sundown they're always on the lookout for blooms.
Split, we need you to round up as many of those as you can.
(CHATTERS)
Are you OK up there?!
(WHIMPERS)
This young bok is getting tired and will need to land soon.
(PEA-REX LAUGHS)
It's a start, but we're still going to need more light.
(GROANING NOISE)
(GROANS)
Yes!
I know the perfect place to land.
Minty, Split, follow me.
And you follow us following them.
(CHATTERS)
Don't worry, Wasabi, I've got a really important job for you.
(CHATTERS)
Pineapplesaurs like to sleep in a cosy circle.
Minty, Split, make a path.
Wasabi, let's rock'n'roll.
(LAUGHS AND CHATTERS)
Let's light 'em up.
Follow the lines and land in the circle.
The nocturnal light show has created a perfect landing strip.
Nice landing. What a star.
(PEA-REX CHATTERS)
I was talking to our new friend.
(BOTH LAUGH)
(PINEAPPLESAUR GRUMBLES)
Uh... you're all stars.
Speaking of stars, where were we?
Now, that's what I call a light show.
Captions by Red Bee Media
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